There is a light at the end of the tunnel, be strong... and then maybe call your local councilperson to tell them about the horrible situation you're in.

Maybe partner up with a local flipper on the renovation, split the profits after the sell and move on.

Maybe a good question for a local REALTOR or investor group in your area

I would be happy to connect you with a Investor Brokerage and Full Service property management with a local team in Houston.

Here are the steps:Contact your local county assessor’s office to obtain the application form.Complete the form with details about the property and the transfer.Submit the application along with any required documentation, such as proof of purchase or transfer.Follow up with the assessor’s office to ensure your application is processed.ConclusionThe ATI Exemption is a powerful tool for property investors in South Carolina.

Since regulations frequently change, it’s best to consult a local real estate attorney to ensure compliance.Good luck!

Best place to start is reading up in the forums, buying a book or two, listening to the podcast and attending your local REIA.

Folks say use a local lender.

We have a decent amount of cash to be able to invest so I'm trying to figure out what kinds of investment strategies local RE experts in Spain are doing.

I would also check out NARPM for a list of local property managers. https://www.narpm.org/about/why-use-a-narpm-memberBest of luck!